Create Your NDA Agreement Online

A Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) — also called a confidentiality agreement — protects sensitive business information when you share it with employees, freelancers, investors, vendors, or potential partners. In India's fast-moving startup and SME ecosystem, NDAs are essential before pitch meetings, product demos, hiring discussions, or vendor onboarding.

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Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA)
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Agreement Type

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Unilateral: one party discloses. Mutual: both parties share confidential info.

What is this document?

An NDA is a legal contract in which one or more parties agree not to disclose or misuse confidential information shared during a business relationship. Confidential information can include trade secrets, financial data, customer lists, product roadmaps, source code, and business strategies. The agreement defines what counts as confidential, how long obligations last, exceptions (e.g. publicly available information), and remedies for breach.

When do you need it?

  • Sharing product or business plans with investors or accelerators
  • Onboarding freelancers, contractors, or agencies with access to internal data
  • Negotiating partnerships, joint ventures, or acquisition discussions
  • Hiring employees with access to proprietary technology or client data
  • Engaging vendors who will handle sensitive operational information

Key clauses and elements

  • Definition of confidential information — what is and is not covered
  • Obligations of the receiving party — non-disclosure and limited use
  • Term and survival — how long duties continue after the relationship ends
  • Permitted disclosures — lawyers, accountants, and legal compulsion
  • Return or destruction of materials upon request or termination
  • Remedies — injunctions and damages for breach
  • Governing law and jurisdiction — typically laws of India and a named city

Frequently asked questions

DraftPe generates NDAs tailored to your situation: one-way (disclosing party vs receiving party) or mutual (both sides share confidential information). The wizard captures party details, scope of confidential information, duration, and permitted disclosures, then formats everything into a clear, Indian-context document.

Read the sections below to understand when you need an NDA and what clauses matter most, then use the wizard at the bottom of this page to create yours in minutes.